Microsoft’s new operating system Windows 10 is being discussed extensively in the technology world. An analysis is being made of how popular it will be, what position it will create among users, or whether it will be profitable for Redmond. In the meantime, let’s learn some important information about Windows 10.

1. Final release

The final version of Windows 10 will be released on July 29, 2015. However, on the first day of release, everyone is in hand You won’t get it Windows 10! Only those who are using the trial version of Windows InsiderGone will be able to download Windows 10 on the first day. Others will start getting the operating system upgrade from August 1.

2. Price

Very useful topic. If you have a genuine version of Windows 7 or Windows 8.1, you can upgrade it for free and enjoy the new operating system for the next 1 year from the release date of Windows 10. Members of the Windows Insider program can also upgrade to Windows 10 by logging into their Insider account. Free to use. And if you want to buy it, the Windows 10 Home version will cost ৯ 119 and the Windows 10 Pro version will cost ১৯৯ 199.

3. Feature

Windows 10 will bring a small start menu. But you can also enlarge it if you want. There are start button, universal app, digital assistant Cortana etc. The new internet browser ‘Microsoft Edge’ is coming to Windows 10. Let us know about all the new features of OS Check out this post. Not only this, with the help of Windows 10 you are getting rid of some of the old Windows features Check out this post.

4. System Requirements

Will your current computer run Windows 10? Very good question. If your PC supports Windows 7 and Windows 8, it will be able to run Windows 10. Windows 10 requires a computer with at least 1 GHz processor, 1 GB RAM and 16 GB hard disk space.

5. Mobile version

There will be a mobile version of Windows 10. Almost all Windows Phone 8 powered mobile devices can be upgraded to Windows 10.

. Latest version

Windows 10 will be the latest version of Windows operating system. In fact, Microsoft will no longer release version numbers like Windows 11 and Windows 12 for years to come – but will provide new features of Windows through software updates.